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J-368, 1986 Fokker F-16B Fighting Falcon, C/N: 6E-31
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Aircraft J-368, 1986 Fokker F-16B Fighting Falcon, c/n 6E-31, When 313 sqn transferred to the F-16 the old emblem was retained for a couple of months. Not much longer the now common tiger badge was introduced. This badge has now been adopted by 131 EMVO Sqn flying the PC-7., at EHLW, photo by Joop de Groot
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When 313 sqn transferred to the F-16 the old emblem was retained for a couple of months. Not much longer the now common tiger badge was introduced. This badge has now been adopted by 131 EMVO Sqn flying the PC-7.
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Shot Date 1988-09-08
Airport EHLW
Leeuwarden Air Base Airport, Leeuwarden Netherlands
Upload Date 2009-04-27
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Camera Make Nikon
Camera Model Nikon COOLSCAN IV ED
Software Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2009-04-27 20:06:53
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Aircraft J-368, Royal Netherlands Air Force at RIAT., at EGVA, photo by kenvidkid
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Aircraft J-368, At RIAT 2019, at EGVA, photo by Luke Smith-Whelan
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Aircraft J-368, Fokker F-16B Fighting Falcon, Climbing from rwy 26, Landivisiau Naval Air Base (LFRJ) Tiger Meet 2017, at LFRJ, photo by Yves-Q
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Aircraft J-368, Fokker F-16B Fighting Falcon- Taxiing to flight line, Landivisiau Naval Air Base (LFRJ) Tiger Meet 2017, at LFRJ, photo by Yves-Q
Yves-Q
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Aircraft J-368, RIAT19, at EGVA, photo by Roberto Cassar
Roberto Cassar
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Aircraft J-368, 1986 Fokker F-16B Fighting Falcon, c/n 6E-31, When 313 sqn transferred to the F-16 the old emblem was retained for a couple of months. Not much longer the now common tiger badge was introduced. This badge has now been adopted by 131 EMVO Sqn flying the PC-7., at EHLW, photo by Joop de Groot
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